I did not get the answer I was looking for. I have legacy installations 40 plus years old and I am not ready to spend huge amount of money refrofitting EGC, 1000 plus circuits, if not required by law. In a HRG system, ground fault current for a single phase to ground fault is limited, 5A to 10A...
I am trying to address the retrofit requirement to run a dedicated EGC for 480V electrical wiring systems utilizing HRG detection built before 2008. 2008 NEC code mandated the EGC. Also is it a OSHA code violation if we do not install a dedicated EGC for legacy installations.